Mohave County miner., 1887-03-05
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LOCAL BREvITiEs.

Bilver &l.0lT. Lead $i.aJ.
A special train Of five coaches went
west on Monday night.
Johnny Burt was up from Cedar district
last week for day or %.
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for six months, cash down. If.
Under Sheriff Kuencer look = trip "
the Moss mine last week.
Henry p. Ewing has been appointed .
(. deputy assessor for Yavapai county.
J, Sfesrs. Tom Shipp and VIM. Jennings
came up from the Big Sandy last Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill, Of Music Noun
tain, were in town ON Sunday and Mon
day last.
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Mr.. Baldwin, Of tho Arizona Northern
Mining Company. has returned froui his
trip to San Francisco.
District Attorney Williams win shortly
erect = residencc on his lot on the corner
d Fifth and Oak streets.
Some Of our citizens and citizenesscs
appear 10 have gone Wild OH dancing dur
ing the last week or two.
We call attention to tho advertisement
Of the Arizona Central Bank Of Flagstaff,
which appears in this issue.
Miss Mary Mackey came over from Ger
bat on Monday and spent few days in
town, the guest Of Mrs. w. q. Blakely.
Many people are curious to know what
Foster 8. Dennis has been fixing up his
rooms at the sampling Works in sach
elegant shape for.
Tax Collector Smith has postponed the
sale Of property for delinquent taxes till
Saturday March 18th. See his notice in
another column.
Celery, bananas and fresh fish,
shrimps &C., are among the luxuries Tag
CART 4 Co. have furnished their custom
ers during the past week.
County Assessor Ewing has already
commenced his labors for the coming
fsca. wear, and he win be apt to interview
yon about that little poll tax.
I
W. II. Taggart returned on Monday
from a short business trip to San Fran
cisco, where he has been purchasing .
large quantity Of goods for the Spring
trade.
Ponds Extract, for Neuralgia, Rheu-
matisn,, Burns and all Inflammation. It's
wonderful curative powers is long main
tained. Genuine in bottles with buff
wrappers.
We hear that Gus. Spear contemplates
the erection OF handsome building on
the corner OF Real and Fourth streets.
The building will be used for store rooms
and Offices.
Messrs. Rubc Wright and J. w. Mi
cbaels, two excellent carpenters, are en-
gagged in building fiye-room cottage for
the editor. The latter does some Of the
bossing and nearly all Of the hard work.
J.w. Stephenson ESQ, the well-known
attorney Of this place, has returned from q
two weeks visit to Prescott. From what
be tells MS about Legislative doings every
thing is being run in the interest Of To-
Hex, Parish 4 Co.
Ms. Goodman brought In . lot Of eggs
and chickens from her ranch on the Big
Sandy on Wednesday last, for which she
found ready sale. Mrs. Goodman Is one
Of the oldest subscribers TO tho MnxR in
the southern portion Of the county.
"A. A. Spear returned from . three or
four months trip TO the East on Sundays
delayed train. Mr.. Spear tells us that
the train he was on ran over COW near
Las Vegas, throwing the engine and mail
car of the track and delaying the train
twelve hours.
Ed. f. Thompson, the handsome and
genial manager Of Beecher 4 Co.'S branch
store At Mineral Park, paid us visit on
Thursday last. Mr.. Thompson speaks
enco,va o; nolv of the yn;uaa II, thu v,c; r;fv